good things always come on time

 as we know respect for parents is our obligation as children. but sometimes because of differences of opinion can lead to things that are not desirable or because things don't work as they should. at that time I was still a student at one of the high schools in the city of Sukabumi, as a student I had to come to school no later than 07.15. past that hour I was immediately punished to clean the school environment for half an hour. Even though my house is close to school, there is no direct transportation to high school. I have to go through an alternative route which is quite time consuming. Usually if I oversleep I always use the Grab/Gojek service and it's not as cheap as using an angkot or when my father has more time, he will take me before he goes to work. my father has a habit when using a vehicle very carefully and slowly. it's a good thingbut when i'm in a hurry it's quite annoying thing.

That day I was late to go to school then my father offered to take me to school . Finally we went to school via the nearest road. This road has a railroad track that has no guards. At that time, I, who was usually annoyed and mumbled, just kept quiet when I saw the many vehicles that had stopped. then my father said "what's going on here?" I didn't respond because I was so upset in my heart I wanted to say "Come on, sir, we have to hurry." I don't know why I didn't say that. but if you saw the look on my face you would know that I was so annoyed that a few seconds later there was a train crossing the street. I was shocked for a moment. because as far as I know in the morning there should be no trains that pass. I immediately thought "what if I got angry earlier and told my father to move quickly?" We might be hit by a train and have feelings of deep regret. Luckily I tried to be patient and didn't express my emotions.

I finally arrived at school on time without serving a sentence.

The moral of my story is don't let your emotions spoil everything at a glance and don't be rash in making decisions